Ronald Zajac is a multi-media journalist at The Recorder and Times. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, civil rights, and social interest, with a keen focus on accessibility and diversity within society. Ronald's work has been featured in various publications such as The Simcoe Reformer, Ottawa Sun, and the Kingston Whig-Standard, among others.
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Ronald Zajac's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly about social issues and community events in the Ontario region, with an emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. His articles often revolve around topics such as homelessness, city development, tourism, community events, and social issues.
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TISS athlete Victoria Ford and the Johnstown Jewels girls softball team earned top sports honours at this year's Kinsmen Banquet.
By: Ronald Zajac
City of Brockville and Sherwood Park Manor officials celebrated the completion of the city's funding of the manor's redevelopment project.
J.S. Bach & Andrew Balfour — A Dialogue Between a baroque and an Indigenous Composer, takes place Sunday at the Brockville Arts Centre.
Brockville council will vote next week on the proposed elimination or amalgamation of more than 40 bus stops in a bid to boost ridership.
The City of Brockville is facing higher costs to comply with new Buy Ontario procurement rules, council heard this week.
By: Ronald Zajac
The St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival is anchoring its 24th season on two very different adaptations.
Brockville council will hold a public meeting Tuesday on a proposed seven-storey residential and commercial building by the Ernie Fox Quay.
By: Ronald Zajac
Proponents of a seven-storey development on Home Street on Tuesday sought to reassure skeptical neighbours that the building will fit in.
Brockville is calling on the province to erect a visual barrier as it builds a revamped correctional facility in Elizabethtown-Kitley.
Brockville has hired veteran fundraiser Joan Simon to run the community end of its arena expansion funding drive.
